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Compare and Contrast the Evolution of the Major Political Parties In the United States and Britain since 1850, Accounting for their period of ascendancy and decline
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Name: Clare Campbell Harding Date: Tuesday, 22nd October 2002 Module: HY39820 Lecturer: Professor William Rubinstein Essay Title: COMPARE AND CONTRAST THE EVOLUTION OF THE MAJOR POLITICAL PARTIES IN THE UNITED STATES AND BRITAIN SINCE 1850, ACCOUNTING FOR THEIR PERIOD OF ASCENDANCY AND DECLINE. Since 1850 there have been great political changes in both Great Britain and the United States. Political parties have been founded and have dissolved, and parties' views have changed - some quite dramatically. In both Great Britain and America there are many political parties, but only two in each country are likely to 'lead' their nation. In America the Democratic National Committee rival the Republicans and in Britain the Conservative Party oppose the Labour Party. However there is also a tertiary party in Great Britain called the Liberal Democrats, led by Charles Kennedy, who is fighting to join the same 'league' as Labour and the Conservatives. The Republicans and the Democrats have been fighting for supremacy...
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